Your Fish. Your Story. Recreated in Every Detail.
That once-in-a-lifetime fish deserves more than a photograph.
At Wild Country Taxidermy, we specialize in both traditional fish taxidermy and detailed fish reproductions, preserving the memories behind your most memorable catches.
Whether it’s a trophy from Flaming Gorge or a fish from waters across the country, our goal is simple:
Make your mount look like YOUR fish.
Fish Are in the Details
Fish taxidermy is an art of its own.
Unlike many forms of taxidermy, there is nowhere for imperfections to hide. Every scale, fin, contour, marking, color, and eye contributes to the realism of the finished piece.
That’s why great fish work requires more than simply knowing how to mount a fish. It takes an understanding of fish anatomy, proportion, color, texture, and the subtle characteristics that make each fish unique. We pay attention to those details.
Because a trophy shouldn’t look like a fish. It should look like the fish you remember catching.
Traditional Taxidermy or Reproduction?
We Do Both.
Traditional Fish Taxidermy

Want to preserve the original fish? We carefully recreate its natural shape, coloration, markings, fins, and individual characteristics to create a trophy you’ll be proud to display for years to come.
Fish Reproductions
Prefer to release your fish? A reproduction allows you to preserve the memory while returning the original fish to the water. With photographs, measurements, and reference information, we can recreate the size, shape, colors, and unique markings of your trophy.
You keep the memory. The fish gets to swim away.
Your Trophy Has a Story
Maybe it was your biggest fish ever.
Maybe it was a fish you’ve spent years chasing.
Maybe it was a special day on the water with family or friends.
Whatever the story, those details matter to us.
Wild Country Taxidermy is a family-run shop near Flaming Gorge Reservoir in Wyoming, bordering Manila, Utah. We understand what a trophy means to an angler, and we take pride in creating a mount that is as individual as the fish—and the story behind it.
Let’s Preserve Your Catch
Have a trophy fish you’d like to preserve?
Send us your photos and tell us your story. We’ll help you decide whether traditional taxidermy or a reproduction is the right choice for your fish.
Wild Country Taxidermy
Washam, Wyoming — near Flaming Gorge Reservoir
Bordering Manila, Utah























